Love Life is not the second coming of Harmonium for Koji Fukada.

Keanu Reeves continues his Neeson-esque action rebirth in John Wick: Chapter 4. Bang bang.

One-and-done: Shazam! Fury of the Gods has got nothing.

Deng Chao’s sports drama Ping Pong: The Triumph is almost a Moneyball for the table tennis set.

Are dinosaurs and space opera two great tastes that taste great together in 65?

It doesn’t say a whole lot but Cheng Er’s Hidden Blade sure does look pretty.

Scream VI could be the best sequel in the franchise. Who knew it needed to keep up the blood and guts?

It’s awards season. That means great performances; not great films. Exhibit A: The Whale.

Wong Hing-fan’s Aaron Kwok-starrer Cyber Heist arrives to put the hacking hijinks of The Net to shame.

Michael B Jordan picks up Ryan Coogler’s torch for Creed III, which, yeah. There’s a lot of firm, sweaty skin.

If you’ve seen a Zhang Yimou movie in the last two decades, you’ve seen Full River Red.

Sammi Cheng flexes her acting chops in debuting director Ka Sing-fung’s family foster drama Lost Love.

Makoto Shinkai aims for Miyazaki’s throne but still comes up a bit short with Suzume. Just a bit.

Empire of Light basks in the glow of the movies. Go see The Fabelmans.

Belgian director Lukas Dhont follows up Girl with Close, and asks why boys can’t get, well, close.

Cocaine. A bear. It’s Cocaine Bear. The title is really all you need to know.

It’s not just an American/Canadian/Australian screw up. Laha Mebow explores indigenous life in Taiwan in GAGA.

Searching 2: Siri to the Rescue would be a better title for the entertaining, if familiar, Missing.

Blows is a good word with which to describe the long-delayed crime epic Where The Wind Blows.

At least Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania comes in under two hours. That’s something?